Anatomy and Neurobiology

Boston University

United States of America, Boston

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Boston University

United States of America , Boston

Key Facts

Program Level

Master by Course Work

Study Type

Full Time

Delivery

On Campus

Campuses

Main Site

Program Language

English

Start & Deadlines

Next Intake Deadlines2-Sep-2021 June-2021

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Duration 24 month(s)

Tuition Fee

USD 64,884 / year

Apply Date June-2021

Next Intake 2-Sep-2021

Anatomy and Neurobiology

About

Overview It is comprised of three main components:Graduate courses in the biomedical sciencesAdvanced teaching courses coupled with a one-on-one mentored teaching experience (the Vesalius Certificate)Primary biomedical research resulting in a written thesisThe first year in the Anatomy and Neurobiology program, offered by Boston University, is devoted to establishing an advanced understanding of the biomedical sciences and neurosciences. Students take Medical Gross Anatomy and Medical Neurosciences in the first semester alongside first-year medical and graduate students. In the second semester of the first year, students continue with biomedical science courses, taking courses from a wide selection of electives and seminar courses. In addition, students take Teaching in the Biomedical Sciences, a special graduate course designed to expose the student to the theory and practice of education in the biomedical sciences. I want to find another Master Course During the second year, students put theory into practice. The environment of the medical school classroom that the students experienced firsthand in their initial year serves as the platform upon which they apply the techniques and principles to become effective educators. They work closely with faculty to refine their teaching techniques in small groups and large lectures. The second year is also spent conducting a research project. This work, mentored by a faculty member, teaches the student how to perform primary biomedical research and culminates in a written independent research thesis.

The master’s in Anatomy and Neurobiology – Vesalius Program, offered by Boston University, is a two-year, 32-credit (comprised of 26 required course credits and 6 additional elective or research credits) Master of Science degree that includes the Vesalius Certificate.

Disciplines

Health Sciences

Human Medicine

Requirements

Other Requirements

1 : Submitted transcript and letters of recommendations must be in English. A WES evaluation is not required but is helpful for the review process.International Masters students who accept admission offer must submit financial documents that support projected expenses via the WebadMIT applicant portal. If all or part of your tuition is to be billed to a sponsor, click here for information.The application fee is $95.